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I have three ducklings. They are all getting their feathers now. One of them is bleeding out of her feather shafts. I have never had this with my previous ducks. Is this normal. Also, the other two ducklings keep pecking at her bleeding feathers. Should I separate them?

Runner.. This is him

He is a brave boy. He kept going after it even after it injured him. It was on our security camera footage. I truly believe that’s why the other two females are alive.

He sustained two ripping injuries under his wings when he went after the coyote. Luckily no puncture injuries. His wounds get cleaned and wrapped twice daily. He is doing well considering. Our two females that survived with no injuries are definitely traumatized. They are acting erratically and...

Thank you. Will do

A coyote came through three days ago while my ducks were free ranging in my fenced in yard. It killed four of my females. Our male was injured trying to protect them. He is healing well. My question is when should I get more females. We only have two left and I know that’s not enough for a Drake.

A coyote came through three days ago while my ducks were free ranging in my fenced in yard. It killed four of my females. Our male was injured trying to protect them. He is healing well. My question is when should I get more females. We only have two left and I know that’s not enough for a Drake.

Thank you. Maybe that’s what my girls are doing too.

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Thank you for your reply.That is correct. Their food and water in their dishes have not gone down at all. Their coop is open during the day but, there is only snow in our yard right now.

The last two days I have noticed no change in my ducks food and water dishes. Now that it’s been two days I’m getting concerned. They look fine. But, ducks can’t go without water right ? And I will add it is winter here in Minnesota. Anyone else have this happen ?